Events in Salem today

Enjoy a casual game of MTG: Commander with a growing community of players. Entry is free, and players are welcome to bring any deck, whether it is their best or their worst.

Scholars gather every other Monday to explore word games and reader’s theater while having fun together.

This free support group offers a calm, welcoming space for open conversation, with a trained therapy dog and handler present. Led by a trained NAMI facilitator, the group provides a relaxed, confidential environment where everyone is welcome.

A speaker representing Ohio Valley Mesh will present during a meeting at Columbiana County EMA. This session features remarks directly from the organization as part of the program.

Poets gather with the Pittsburgh Poetry Exchange on the first Monday of each month for an energetic, collaborative workshop focused on sharing and refining new work. Participants are asked to bring 15 copies of one poem to exchange for feedback. No registration is required.

Enjoy a trivia night featuring Long Islands and pepperoni pitas on special.

Enjoy a lively evening of playful bingo competition with Kat De Lac, featuring themed prizes, drinks, and favorite bites available throughout the event. The atmosphere draws inspiration from classic cars, chrome, and horsepower, with fun for car enthusiasts and anyone looking for games, cocktails, and laughs. Kat De Lac Artist Wine is also available to take home.

This support group provides a welcoming space for people living with diabetes to share experiences, learn from one another, and explore management techniques. Friends and family are welcome. Participants can connect with others while navigating diabetes and supporting their well-being. For more information, contact Kristina at 330-729-1159 or kristina_sinegal@mercy.com.

Sunny and Eric, along with occasional guest hosts, present five rounds of team trivia. Teams can have up to four people. Win a round and each team member can choose a prize. The game-winning team receives $20 off its tab or a gift card for a future visit. Notes and electronic devices are not allowed during the game, and anyone who needs to take a call or send a text is asked to step away from the table.

Marshall Crenshaw performs with a full band, joined by Sarah Borges and Eric Ambel. Crenshaw’s career spans four decades and includes 13 albums, film and television appearances, and thousands of live performances. His current touring band features guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Fernando Perdomo, bassist and singer-songwriter Derrick Anderson, and drummer Mark Ortmann.

This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Support acts may change without notice. Tickets will be available to the public, with additional presales from Citizens Bank and Live Nation.

Leenalchi is a South Korean alternative pop band formed in 2019, known for combining traditional pansori musical storytelling with infectious melodies and rhythms. Signed to Luaka Bop, the record label founded by David Byrne, the band has a distinctive sound often compared to the Talking Heads. Its aesthetic has been shaped in part by bassist Young Gyu Jang, who has also created horror film soundtracks and performed with the art band SsingSsing. The program is co-presented with Telegraph Tree.

Celebrate National Sandwich Day with discounted six-ounce piled-high sandwiches and the BIG Reuben Challenge. Contestants choose a Classic Reuben with sauerkraut or a Northside Reuben with coleslaw, served with house-cut fries and a draft beer or fountain soda. The challenge must be completed within 60 minutes, including the entire sandwich, fries, and drink. Those who finish within the time limit receive a free meal, a challenge shirt, a deli hat, a gift certificate, and a place on the wall with their name and photo. Contest rules require finishing everything without leaving the room or dropping food, and the meal must stay down.

Boney James brings his latest release, Slow Burn, to the stage, showcasing his signature blend of sophistication, groove, and soul. The album features collaborations with Marcus Miller, Cory Henry, and October London, along with tracks ranging from the romantic “A Little Romance” to the upbeat “The Bounce.” With more than three decades in contemporary jazz, four GRAMMY nominations, and 20 number one singles on the Billboard Smooth Jazz chart, James continues to evolve as a saxophonist and musician. A VIP experience is also available, featuring a meet and greet, an individual photo opportunity, a VIP laminate and lanyard, and priority venue entry.

Experience Boney James performing smooth jazz live in concert at City Winery Pittsburgh.

The Randolph Library discusses true crime cases, with Jeanette McAdams as the November topic. The meeting place may change due to Election Day activities.

Enjoy an evening of social board gaming with The Cleveland Board Gamers. Players may split into smaller groups based on the types of games they enjoy, making time to play several games. Bring favorite games or new ones to introduce. New gamers are welcome, and drop-ins are allowed. Food is permitted as long as you clean up afterward. The library asks that shared food not be left out in trays or boxes. The gathering will be in a large meeting room.

Settle into a 60-minute, floor-based yoga class devoted to easing stress with thoughtful attention to joint mobility and tight muscles. Through a blend of breathwork, somatic practices, and yoga, participants tune into what the body is holding and learn supportive ways to release it. This gentle practice is designed for ongoing self care and encourages a kinder relationship with both body and mind, offering a calm space to deepen personal awareness. The class welcomes beginners and embraces an inclusive community. Bring a yoga mat, some water, and a friend. This is a free community offering from Honeycomb Arts and Wellness Collective, with optional donations of $5 to $20 appreciated by cash or Venmo at @honeycombartsandwellness to support art, culture, and wellness programs. Please note that cats and a dog are in the building and may wander into the room, so keep allergies or animal sensitivities in mind.

Enjoy a few casual rounds of Commander. New players are welcome, and those who would like a walkthrough can arrive a little early. There is no cover, and parking is free after 6 p.m. in Brookline.

The Pittsburgh Penguins face the Vegas Golden Knights at PPG Paints Arena during a special 80s Night celebration, with a themed ticket package available. Entry uses mobile ticketing only, so have your ticket ready on a smartphone since screenshots and paper printouts will not be accepted. Small wristlets and wallets up to 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches can enter through any entrance. Medical and parental bags must go through the designated X-ray door at each gate, and all items are subject to security screening. The arena is cashless and accepts credit and debit cards along with Apple Pay and Google Pay, and reverse ATMs are available to convert cash into a prepaid card. For a smoother experience, the Penguins app offers access to tickets, game previews and more.

Like Roses brings emo alternative from Berkeley, California, with support from Heading North and Ausinette. The music features instruments and vocals centered on themes of sadness, and may appeal to fans of Arm’s Length, Hot Mulligan, Ben Quad, and Free Throw.

Put your knowledge to the test in an interactive trivia game featuring a competitive mix of questions, including image and music rounds. A live host guides the game, while players use their phones to submit answers and track their standings on the leaderboard. Play is free, and prizes are awarded to the winners. Teams can include up to six players, with questions covering topics such as pop culture, sports, history, and science.

Sushi lovers can find select rolls at the Hissho Sushi counter for $4.99 and $5.99.

Explore employment opportunities with Provide-A-Ride, which is hiring dispatchers, wheelchair van drivers, and customer service representatives. Meet with hiring representatives to learn about available positions and careers serving the Northeast Ohio community. The event is hosted by the FRDC Workforce Development Program.

Brentwood Library hosts a free support group for stroke survivors and their caregivers. Meetings offer opportunities to socialize, learn, and take part in physical and mental exercise. Free parking and light refreshments are available. For questions, contact Chuck at 412-400-9967.

Enjoy stories, songs, and fingerplays during a family storytime.

Enjoy a weekly gathering for Mahj, with the option to play a few rounds of Rummikub.

Enjoy a free Brownbag Concert featuring early music performed by graduate students in CWRU’s Historical Performance Program, led by Julie Andrijeski. Guests are welcome to bring lunch.

This free, in-person support group brings together adults living with mental illness for structured conversation in a safe, relaxed, and confidential setting. NAMI-trained facilitators who are living in recovery lead the group, offering a space for understanding, encouragement, and connection.

Learn how to use the South Sound Booth to create your own audio, video, or streaming projects. This orientation is for teens ages 13 and up and adults.

Enjoy a free yoga class featuring gentle standing flows and floor poses designed to support strength and flexibility while helping you relax and reduce stress. Please bring your own mat. All participants must sign a waiver before taking part.

Battletech fans gather at Drawbridge Games for a monthly meetup to connect with fellow players and get in some games. Entry is $5 for nonmembers, and Gatecrasher Members attend for free. Additional details are available on the Drawbridge Games Battletech Discord.

Men experience mental health challenges too, and there is no need to face them alone. This free, confidential support group welcomes adult men who have a mental health diagnosis. Discussions are guided by NAMI-trained facilitators who are in recovery, offering a structured conversation in a relaxed, supportive setting where participants can share, listen, and connect with others who understand. The group meets at Poland Library. Use of library facilities is permitted by The Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County and does not represent an endorsement by its staff or Board of Trustees.

New players are welcome to play Scrabble.

Nekrogoblikon marks 20 years with special guests Aborted. This all-ages event features general admission standing room, with reserved seating available in the balcony. The lineup is subject to change without notice.

The First Wednesday Reader Series brings two multi genre voices from Cleveland to Westside Bowl as William Breeze and E. F. Schraeder share their work. The reading takes place downstairs in the Trophy Room, which is reachable only by stairs, and an open mic follows. ASL interpretation will be provided by Meagan Albani. The series is supported by POP! Art Books Culture. Breeze holds a PhD in Rhetoric and Composition from Ohio University, and his interests span classical rhetoric, writing instruction, Appalachian history, cultural and political studies, music, gardening, brewing, and knitting. Schraeder is the author of the poetry collections The Case for Cryptids and The Price of a Small Hot Fire from Raw Dog Screaming Press, with additional chapbooks and long fiction including the Saturday ‘Visiter’ Award nominated What Happened Was Impossible from Ghoulish Books. Their shorter work appears in journals and anthologies such as Under Her Eye, Strange Horizons, and Ghoulish Tales. A Rhysling and Pushcart nominated poet, Schraeder also shares an affinity for ghosts, magic, and dogs. Upcoming editions of the series at Westside Bowl will spotlight Theresa Göttl Brightman, Steve Brightman, Chris Bernstorf, Bob King, Christian Welch, Kelly Ferguson, David Swerdlow, Janet Beard, and Bill Newby, with cohosts including YSU Poetry Club, Alex Myers, RW Franklin, and Vash Penn.

Enjoy line dancing with Bud and Lauri. Beginner lessons are offered, followed by improver lessons. The cost is $5 per person.

Step into the hauntingly beautiful world of Hadestown, where mythology, music, and love come together. Powerful storytelling and unforgettable melodies carry a journey through darkness toward hope.

WesGhost blends 2000s pop-punk, alternative, and hip-hop into a sound that pairs familiar influences with a forward-moving edge. Performing behind a signature balaclava, he places the focus on connection, turning vulnerability into an intense, shared experience. His projects explore anxiety, self-doubt, and release, and have helped build a fan community centered on feeling seen rather than fitting in. With support from Blackbear and Diplo and a recent U.S. headline tour, WesGhost continues to cross genre boundaries while keeping honesty and togetherness at the heart of his work.

Enjoy an evening of trivia, friendly competition, food, and drinks. Play for free with a team or join one when you arrive. The top teams win prizes and bragging rights.

Enjoy an open mic night featuring comedy in Pittsburgh.

Fairfax Market celebrates customers age 55 and older with 10% off in-store grocery and café purchases, with some exclusions. Seniors can also enjoy free drip coffee from the Fairfax Market Café while shopping and receive help signing up for Meijer’s mPerks rewards program, as well as assistance scanning and packing groceries.

First Year Cleveland’s quarterly community meeting commemorates a decade of service to the community. The gathering includes brunch refreshments and remarks from the First Year Cleveland community, with special guest speaker Tony Scott, Esq.

Pickle in the Land is an indoor pickleball tournament featuring hundreds of players across a wide range of divisions, from elite competitors to recreational enthusiasts. The annual event transforms a Cleveland convention center into a large-scale pickleball hub.

This program at the Butler offers an interactive gallery tour followed by a creative art activity for babies 24 months and younger with a parent or caregiver. It supports early learning through looking at artworks and making art together, and it is free to attend and open to the public. The program is offered on the first Thursday of each month, except in December. For questions or more details, contact Joy Mistovich, Education Assistant and Accessibility Specialist, at 330-743-1107 ext. 1103 or joymistovich@butlerart.com.

Pillar Pittsburgh offers a free meetup for moms with babies from birth to age three. It provides a welcoming space to spend time together, listen, and offer one another support while navigating parenthood. Coffee and tea are available, and there is a full kitchen for those who wish to bring their own drinks or snacks.

Bring your craft supplies and make progress on a project you’ve been working on, while meeting other crafters over coffee or tea.

Be among the first to shop the Friends of the Library Book Sale during a special preview night. This early access session lets you browse before the regular sale opens. Admission for the preview is $5, and this fee applies only to the preview night.

The Hubbard Rotary Club’s annual auction features new and gently used items, along with gift certificates for getaways, dining, golf, services, activities, and more. The event also includes a bourbon raffle, basket raffle, and bake sale, with food available for purchase from Eagle Grille & Tavern. Funds raised support the Hubbard Rotary Club’s community projects.

Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder headline a North American tour featuring Septicflesh, Crypta, and Thrown Into Exile. The event is open to all ages.

Try a full-body workout that combines challenge and fun in an aerial silks class designed for beginners, with no prior experience needed. Learn to climb, pose, and create shapes and tricks in the silks. Wear leggings and a form-fitting T-shirt, and leave jewelry at home. Clothing should cover the full body because the silks are shared. Sports bras cannot be worn without a shirt. The class is for ages 14 and up, and participants under 18 need permission from a parent. Member discounts are available. Ask about private aerial parties for special events.

Get an introduction to MIG welding in a beginner-friendly class covering safety and the basics, with most of the session dedicated to hands-on practice. It is suited to hobbyists and makers interested in building something. Bring yourself and closed-toe shoes, preferably leather, to help protect against sparks.

This free intermediate Slovak class series from WPSCA is intended for learners with some prior knowledge and takes place at Brentwood Public Library. Instruction is led by Božena Hilko, a native of Slovakia with extensive experience teaching children and adults. She previously taught at the high school level in Slovakia and holds a master’s degree in foreign language education from the University of Pittsburgh. The library requests that class participants do not park in the library lot. For registration or questions, contact Božena at bozi@comcast.net.

A fundraiser supporting facility improvements at the Tripoli Street Community Center in Pittsburgh’s Northside. The center serves as a welcoming hub where neighbors from all walks of life can connect and build a future where everyone belongs. Community partners work year-round to provide food, shelter, recovery, and health resources at no cost. The gathering features food from Sprezzatura, music by Mark Williams, and stories from community partners who call the center home. Tickets are pay-what-you-can.

DJ RasB is back at Westside Bowl for Reggae Night, delivering a live garage session of reggae and dub. The focus is on positive vibes and music for everyone to enjoy. There is no cover charge.

Emo Philips has performed more than seven thousand stand-up shows in comedy clubs, colleges, and theaters, including a multi-week engagement at London’s Playhouse Theatre. He has also toured with “Weird Al” Yankovic, performing over two hundred concerts across three continents. Celebrated by fellow performers for his distinctive physical comedy and brilliant joke writing, Philips has earned praise from Jay Leno, Gary Delaney, Eric Idle, Patton Oswalt, and others.

Petr Popelka leads The Cleveland Orchestra and The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus in Brahms’s contemplative, deeply moving reflection on life, written as the composer grieved the loss of his mother. The program also features the world premiere of Distant Lands, an oboe concerto by American composer Adolphus Hailstork, written specifically for the Orchestra’s Principal Oboe, Frank Rosenwein.

Undertale Live brings the world of the game to the stage in a live entertainment experience.

Test your knowledge with questions about topics such as the human body and the direction of sunrise. Play for a chance to win a $50 City Kitchen gift card. Presented by Bakery Square and Pittsburgh Bar Trivia, the trivia takes place in the City Kitchen Mezzanine. Seats are limited.

Stop by Fairfax Market on Fridays to take home a bouquet of six roses for $6. Roses are available in a variety of colors while supplies last.

Gamers Society is a monthly meetup for gaming enthusiasts of all skill levels. Enjoy new and retro games, casual play, competitive matches, or conversations about game stories. Connect with fellow gamers to share strategies, tips, and memorable gaming experiences.

Unleash your creativity at a fun painting session while sipping your favorite non-alcoholic drink. Bring family and friends or enjoy the activity solo.

Spend a relaxing time crocheting at this monthly meetup. Materials are provided, and experienced crafters are welcome to bring their own.

A benefit night featuring designer purses, prizes, baskets, and live music raises funds for Clothed In Strength. The organization works to bridge the gap for single mothers and their children and credits community support for making this work possible. Last year sold out two months in advance. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Season 19 of the PGH Vintage Mixer brings a large vintage and antiques market to the David L Lawrence Convention Center in Downtown Pittsburgh, showcasing more than 100 dealers with genuine finds across fashion, home goods, décor, vinyl, toys, games, sports and Pittsburgh memorabilia, and more. Explore mid century pieces, farmhouse favorites, mod looks, Y2K styles, rare collectibles, jewelry, furniture, and unique artifacts curated for a wide range of tastes and budgets, with knowledgeable vendors ready to share the stories behind their items. Tickets are available as general admission for the Main Mixer, a Night Owl preview with early access, and a weekend pass that covers both days. Advance prices are $10 for the Main Mixer, $25 for Night Owl, and $30 for the weekend, with higher rates at the door. Students ages 8 to 21 can purchase $5 tickets per day at the door with a valid student ID, and children 7 and under receive free entry. Each ticket includes unlimited re entry for the day it is valid, and food and drinks are available for purchase on site. Expect a lively atmosphere with a DJ during the Night Owl session and smaller crowds for easier browsing. Rooted in community since 2012, this curated fair highlights local and regional sellers, blending nostalgia and creative inspiration for collectors, decorators, and casual browsers seeking distinctive pieces and memorable gifts.

Celebrate the Italian American Museum of Cleveland’s fifth anniversary with an evening featuring dinner, music, and local history. The program includes a live performance by Italian American jazz singer Vanessa Racci and an opportunity to see the exhibition exploring Italian American boxers who contributed to Cleveland’s boxing history. The evening will also feature the presentation of Joey Maxim’s 1952 Championship Belt by Ron Onesti, director of the Italian American Sports Museum. The belt will remain on view at the museum for two weeks afterward. The celebration supports the museum’s work preserving and sharing Italian American history and culture.

This gathering focuses on assembling 200 Fall Harvest promo bags for distribution to the public at the upcoming Fall Harvest Market. In support of Hearts & Hands United and its mission to build community and strengthen lives, local businesses and organizations can contribute materials for inclusion while connecting with peers. Attendees can bring promotional items such as flyers, business cards, coupons, samples, pens, magnets, stickers, lanyards, and other small branded products. Those who cannot be there may drop off items in advance to be added to the bags. Promotional items may be tax deductible as a business expense.

Halliday's in Lake Milton features live music from Jim Gill.

Explore Pittsburgh’s longest-running art crawl along Penn Avenue, featuring a lively mix of art, dance, music, shopping, and dining. This free monthly event has brought people from across the region together since 1998, with no registration required.

Experience the thrill of rock music with an upbeat atmosphere and plenty of feel-good energy.

Anthony Rodia brings a fast-paced stand-up set filled with sharp storytelling that mines family chaos, Italian-American traditions, and the humor tucked into everyday life. After breaking out online with viral sketches and live rants featuring larger-than-life characters like the fan favorite Uncle Vinny, he reached even more viewers with the Amazon comedy special Totally Relatable and a streak of sold-out shows around the country. His new tour, Insanely Funny, elevates his signature style with fresh material, quick improvisation, and punchy takes on adulthood, parenting, and cultural identity. Listeners of his Little Bit of Laughs podcast and longtime fans alike can expect keen observations, bold characters, and the intimate feel of a conversation that keeps the room buzzing. Presented at Pickwick & Frolic/Hilarities 4th Street Theatre.

Saxophonist Chris Mitchell takes the stage with a full band for a high-energy concert featuring live saxophone, R&B, soul, crowd interaction, and fan-favorite moments. The performance includes nonstop entertainment and surprises throughout the night. This event is restricted to guests aged 18 and over, and valid photo ID is required for entry. General admission tickets are standing room only, with reserved seating available on the main floor and in the balcony.

Chat Pile brings the Who Loves The Sun Tour 2026 to Mr. Smalls Theatre, joined by Soul Glo and Shallowater. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. Electronic tickets are sent by email seven days ahead of the event.

Violinist James Ehnes performs Tchaikovsky’s concerto with lyricism and intensity, accompanied by an orchestra shaped by conductor Kevin John Edusei, making his Pittsburgh debut. The program also includes Victoria Borisova-Ollas’s The Kingdom of Silence, Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 2, and Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Dances.

Patricia Suárez’s play follows Orietta, a strict school principal, and Ulrike, an actress seeking recognition, as they serve their sentences in a strange reading room monitored by Dr. Recayente, an ophthalmologist who examines their eyes and assigns them books. Their intellectual purgatory is disrupted by Marina, whose pact with her lover did not unfold as planned. Through confessions, tension, irony, and absurd humor, the three women’s choices come to light. Loosely inspired by Jean-Paul Sartre’s No Exit, the play explores the possibility of reincarnation and asks what it means to leave hell behind or choose to remain. Directed by Eddy Díaz Souza, it turns eternal punishment into comedy and considers the possibility of a second chance.

Enjoy a lively mix of all-request music, dancing, and karaoke with DJ GramPappy James at Flyers Bar & Grill.

Zack Fox’s DJ sets draw on club music traditions from Detroit, Chicago, and beyond, blending Ghetto Tech, Jersey Club, Footwork, and Booty Bass with sharp instinct and humor. His performances have appeared at festivals including DoLab, Glastonbury, and Couleur Café, and he is building a reputation for raw, energetic, and unpretentious sets. This event is for ages 18 and over. General Admission has tiered pricing, with all tiers offering the same access.

Conquer the Castle returns to the trails of North Chagrin Reservation in the Cleveland Metroparks, with the Forest Picnic Area as the venue. This hallmark autumn trail event welcomes runners, hikers, and ruckers to take on distances of 5K, 10 mile, 20 mile, 50K, and 100K, with ruck divisions available. Participants can expect vibrant fall color, clearly marked routes, supportive volunteers, and the famed Castle Climb, a feature that celebrates those who make the ascent with a knighthood theme. Starts are staggered by distance, and packet pickup remains open throughout the event. An early send off is available for the 100K and 50K, and choosing it removes eligibility for overall and age group awards while preserving placement in the official results. Overall and age group awards are distributed during the event. Anyone heading out on later loops must carry a headlamp or another light source. A favorite in Northeast Ohio, this race draws athletes back year after year.

The Mahoning Valley Book Bazaar brings together booksellers, local authors, and vendors with literary-themed merchandise at the Holiday Inn Youngstown. Explore a variety of titles, meet creators, and connect with the region’s book community in one convenient setting. Tickets are available, and a buy one get one free promotion is offered for a limited time. Purchasing in advance helps the organizers prepare a smooth experience for all attendees.

Enjoy a quick, easy studio photography session in downtown Cleveland. Each 15-minute session includes 10 polished photos and can be used for couples, headshots, families, work teams, children, pets, or other subjects. Sessions are paid in advance because space and availability are limited. Photos are delivered within seven days in a secure online gallery, with unlimited downloads and the option to order prints through the gallery.

A festive Market on Main brings professional photos with Santa inside his Magical Workshop, where guests can stop by the booth for photo session details. Santa will also wander through the market to greet vendors and visitors, and yes, it is the real Santa with a real beard. Expect Clydesdale horses with carriage rides, a lively mix of local makers, vintage finds and small businesses, plus delicious food, festive drinks and plenty of seasonal treats. This grand finale of the Market on Main season gathers all the holiday highlights with an extra touch of magic, and vendor applications have reopened for the closing market of the year.

At Beaver Creek Sportsman’s Club, this match includes a $20 entry fee and awards trophies to the top finishers. Gates open before the competition begins. For questions, call Nick Huggins at 330-398-0911.

The Pittsburgh Veterans Day Parade honors veterans with a parade in downtown Pittsburgh.

Enjoy a drop-in family story time in the Children's Area, with stories, songs, and fun interactive play.

Children ages 5 and older can take part in hands-on STEM experiments designed to spark curiosity and exploration. This kid-friendly session focuses on engaging science, technology, engineering, and math through practical activities.

Young children can enjoy stories, songs, and rhymes in both English and Spanish while building literacy skills.

Celebrate the 47th year of this Christkindlmarkt open house with gifts from the studio and from around the world. During the Open Barn Studio Days, guests can meet the artist and browse the collection.

The second annual fall and holiday themed basket raffle fundraiser benefiting Rebel Rescue Ranch returns to The Manor Restaurant. Admission is free. Merchandise will be available for purchase, and the restaurant and bar will be open so attendees can relax with friends, buy tickets to take part in the basket raffle, and enjoy the pet friendly patio. This is the organizer’s only November fundraiser for the Ranch. Donations of items or completed baskets are welcome, with inquiries requested via direct message.

This event is limited to 22 LR rifles. It begins right after the Know Your Limits (KYL) match.

Celebrate Dolly Parton with an afternoon of drag performances, brunch, wigs, and rhinestone glam, featuring host Alora Chateaux. The celebration draws inspiration from beloved songs including “Jolene” and “Islands in the Stream.”

Set sail on a family-friendly Pittsburgh riverboat experience designed with kids in mind. Young cruisers can dance along to a DJ, watch a special show, and take part in onboard games and activities. A pirate is aboard every sailing, with special friends that rotate. Entertainment features a DJ and character appearances from First Class Entertainment. A snack bar and a full-service bar are available for purchase. Open to all ages. Tickets are $36.66 for adults, $20.95 for children, and $5.24 for infants.

A musical performance for the Maennerchor Liederabend.

This community fundraiser seeks to raise $50,000 to support school needs such as playground upgrades, new flooring for the multipurpose room in the K-1 building, and improvements to classroom technology. The event welcomes community members and features a live auction conducted by Jim Kellner Auctioneers, along with silent and raffle auctions.

This tournament uses a head to head, five strike knockout format, with rounds rotating among DMD, SS, and EM. There is a $15 Dojo fee that puts all games on free play, plus a $5 tournament fee that is paid out in full. BYOB is permitted. Players who arrive after the start receive one strike for each round missed.

107.3 ALT CLE brings Blue October to The Agora in Cleveland for a worldwide 20th anniversary celebration of Foiled. The Houston-born, San Marcos, Texas-based alternative rock band, led by vocalist and guitarist Justin Furstenfeld alongside Jeremy Furstenfeld, Ryan Delahoussaye, Matt Noveskey, and Steve Schiltz, is recognized for candid lyrics, expansive arrangements, and energetic live shows. With more than a billion streams and 18 Top 40 hits, their catalog features songs such as Hate Me, Into the Ocean, Oh My My, and I Hope You’re Happy. Their ongoing focus on resilience and recovery, including Justin’s mental health advocacy and the documentary Get Back Up, has connected with a devoted global community of listeners. This event is open to all ages. Ticket transfer has been delayed by the organizer; please review the terms of AXS’s Purchase Agreement for more information.

Bayou Blue brings the music of Creedence Clearwater Revival and Linda Ronstadt to The Rock Creek Kitchen & Bar in Middleburg Heights, Ohio, delivering an energetic tribute with authentic sound and rich harmonies. The set features CCR essentials like Have You Ever Seen the Rain, Bad Moon Rising, Proud Mary, Green River, Down On The Corner, Lookin' Out My Back Door, Born on the Bayou, Midnight Special, Susie Q, I Heard it Through the Grapevine, Centerfield, and Old Man Down the Road, paired with Linda Ronstadt favorites such as Blue Bayou, You’re No Good, When Will I Be Loved, It’s So Easy, Desperado, Poor, Poor, Pitiful Me, That’ll Be the Day, Just One Look, Silver Threads & Golden Needles, Heat Wave, Ohh Baby Baby, Tumbling Dice, and Back in the USA. Expect a lively show that celebrates two legendary catalogs.

TOBYMAC, THIRD DAY, and CHRIS TOMLIN share the stage for a lineup featuring three headliners. The set list includes hit songs and award-winning music for a night filled with performances from all three artists.

This musical program follows composers as they develop and redefine their artistic identities. Gabriel Fauré’s “Masques et bergamasques” draws on the grace of the Baroque dance suite, while Howard Hanson’s “Concerto for Organ, Harp and Strings” showcases an American lyricism. Organist Jonathan Moyer performs Hanson’s seldom-heard concerto. The program concludes with Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 1,” a work that honors the Classical tradition while beginning to reshape it.

Petr Popelka leads The Cleveland Orchestra and The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus in Brahms’s contemplative, deeply moving reflection on life, written as the composer grieved the loss of his mother. The program also features the world premiere of Distant Lands, an oboe concerto by American composer Adolphus Hailstork, written specifically for the Orchestra’s Principal Oboe, Frank Rosenwein.

Fantastic Cat performs at Mr. Smalls Theatre in an all-ages event. Tickets are delivered by email seven days before the event. For updates, check Instagram at @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre.

Flyers Bar & Grill teams up again with The Okayest Band in the World for an evening of homemade food and music. Expect a relaxed setting and a lively soundtrack as this collaboration returns.

The STING 3.0 Tour welcomes audiences of all ages. Support acts may change without notice.

Enjoy a monthly performance by a five-piece band at the Park House.

Whiskey Bound brings a mix of new and old country, southern rock, classic rock, and party music to Vinny’s for its first performance at the venue. Get ready to sing, dance, and enjoy the music.

Rust Valley Revival returns to Mountaineer Casino Resort for a high-energy performance. Guests can enjoy gambling, drinks, and a lively atmosphere as the night unfolds, with the act back to light up the venue once again.

Enjoy an evening of dancing to Salsa, Bachata, Zouk, Kizomba, and more at The Annex by LSDC. A mini-lesson covers the basics of Salsa, Bachata, and other dances, and no partner is needed. Guests can choose between the mini-lesson with the social or the social on its own. The event is open to all ages, and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Alcohol is permitted if brought by attendees, and free water and cups are available.

Lana Turner and John Garfield star in this classic film noir based on the novel by James M. Cain. A drifter working at a roadside diner and gas station falls for the owner’s wife, setting events in motion that lead to murder. The 113-minute screening is presented from a 35mm film print.